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w. HI. H0ughtOn q Co., 1914 r
street Northwest,
have received their new line OF Furniture,
Carpets, Upholstering Goods and Wal
Paper for fall. Furniture upholstered.
Splendid assortment at lowest prices. r
The Washington critic., 1887-11-15

Opening OF George +, kOzcI's
Now restaurant, No. 1897 Fourteenth street,
tonight.
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Rudden's Furniture. Carpet and
stove House
makes q speciality Of union-made goods.
Workipgmeu should, therefore, when In
need Of anything IN bis line, give him call.
His prices arc as reasonable, his terms as
easy and his goods as reliable as can be
found elsewhere Remember the place
RUDDRN's,
930082 Seventh street northwest.
Sign Of the union made stoves.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-15

Opening of George +. kozel's
New restaurant, No. 1897 Fourteenth street,
tonight.
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VIsrrINa LARDs neatly engraved from
your plates at rs cents per hundred. Ker-
wand, lO12 Pennsylvania avenues
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Drink Phil. best Brewing Com
pany's Milwaukee Beer,
the acknowledged Beer Of the District. For
trademark (which appears on every bottle),
see Sunday papers. Retailed BY dealers
generally and wholesale only by 7. ID. Har-
per, 703 and 705 North Capitol street.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-15
Red DamaskS.

6o-inch Turkey Red Table
Damasks, ten choice pat
terms, fast colors, only soc
per yd. .s.
6o-inch Cardinal Table
Damasks, with white border,
excellent quality, only 75c
per yd.
72-inch German Linen
Red Table Damasks, extra
heavy quality, only ST per
per yd.
56-inch fine Toilanette
Table Damasks, variety Of
fancy mixed colors, only
SI.I5 per yd.
72-inch Pink German
Linen Table Damasks, very
choice, exquisite designs,
usually sold at $3.50, only
$I.25 per yd.
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WASHINGTON CRITIC
CITY SPECIALS.
Hotel windsor

Opening OF George r. Kozei's
New restaurant, No.ls27 Fourteeath street.
tonight.
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To the Ladies'.
ne n. MOI Necersnry

Send your lace curtains to the Swiss
Steam Laundry, 1922 # street.
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LITHooRAPH CHECK pooKs made to order.
Handsome designs. Keryand, l0l2 Penn
eylvania avenue.
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Ie n the Best.
Ask for It. Hchlitzs' Milwaukee Lager
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Address Registered Letters to
New Orleans National Bank,

REMEMBER that tho presence OF Generals
Beanregard and Early, who are IN charge OF
the drawings, Is q guarantee Of absolute fair
ness and integrity, that the chances are all
equal, and that no one can possibly divine
what number will draw prize.
"REMEMBER, also, that the payment OF
prizes Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR Ma
uONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the
tickets are signed by the President Of an In
stitution whose chartered rights are reoog-
nizcd 10 the highest Courts; therefore, beware
Of all limitations and anonymous sohemes.n
The Washington critic., 1887-11-15

Our square Dealing Principles
is triumph OF right over wrong.
EisEMAN BROS, Manufacturers,
Cor. 7th and e.
Sec our line Of $40 and sl2.5O Cashmere
Suits.
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Thanksgiving Sale Of Linens.

After ample preparations
we are ready for the Linen
trade. 1t has been our GUS
tom every year at this time
to inaugurate a Grand Spe-
cial Sale Of Table Linens,
as SO many housewives like
to set of their Thanksgiving
Day dinner with an entirely
new outfit Of Table Linen.
Our present stock surpasses
in point OF immensely, at
tractiveness and intrinsic
value every previous
Thanksgiving offering, and
we take especial pride in
soliciting your personal in
spection. We have secured
a number Of special drives,
and guarantee you the best
values possibly obtainable.
AS we cater to all, we
start the stock at the lowest
grade we consider worth the
buying, and touch every in
termediate quality up to the
best made.
bs-Inch Cream German Linen Damasks,
Only 3jc per yard.
G0-Inch Cream German Linen Damasks,
Only igc per yard.
0o.Inch, extra, Cream German Linen Table
Damasks,
Only d5 and 4Cc per yard.
CC-Inch Cream German Linen Table Damasks,
30, G2ll and csc per yard.
Gi and G,.inch. at 75c; Cs-inch, at s7,lc per yd.
SrEcIAL-5o pieces "a
inch Cream German Linen
Table Damasks, excellent
heavy quality, thirteen
choice patterns. Usually
sold at $3.50. Only ST. per
yard.
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December 49, 1857.
Capital Prize 100000,

$3.50 Prizes amounting to....e1, ,055, 900
.B- For Club Rates or any further informa-
writing must be distinct and Signature plain.a
More rapid return mail delivery will be as.
sured by you enclosing an Envelope bearing
your full address,.
Send Postal Notes, Express Money Orders or
New York Exchange in ordinary letter. Cur
rency by express lat our expense) addressed
to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, Ln,
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The queen ofBeers

is triae higher in price, but Of superior
quality to all Others.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-15
BlGaCh0d Table DamaSkS.',

Best German Linens,
soft-water bleached, excel
lent qualities, most desirable
patterns, and the best values
yet offered.
5f-inch....... ................n.... SOC
C0-lnch, all white or red border. $50
62.inch, white 1850
cG.inch, white, fne quality ity.........,.....75c
72-inch, worth Si..................... .s7tfc
72-inch, superior, worth 81 s1.a5.............S1.oO
7ainch, extra. S1.25, S1.50 and $500
s1.inoh. h...................sl,75, $500 and ss.a5
92-inch, superhne. .s......"..Sa.5O 80
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-21
P0lS0NS HIMSELF,
Mr. 10, Lyons, a Local Hebrew IN HI
Dependency Takes His Own Life

At i:4j yesterday, Dr. Howard was
SUNNI Jned to the bedside of Mr..
Joseph Lyons, at his resi- ience On
Washington street, and found him
complaining of severe cramps in his
stomach and legs. On examination
the doctor found that deceased was
cold, with no pulse that could be felt,
and upon further investigation soon
found that his patient hsd taken ars
enio, which was acknowledged by the
patient, saying he had taken 10 cents
worth of the deadly drug. The doctor
saws there was still enough 1T in the
vessel, from which he took 1t to. have
killed several men. Patient was CIV
en- morphine II ease him, which it
did, he only crying cut once or twice
in his sleep afterwards till his death
which ocCurrd about $3.50. He was
given an antidote, although the ply
sicians said that the arsenic had
been absorbed by the system
The night before he was seen down
town 10y friend, who noticed that
he was acting queerly and to whom
he confessed on inquiry that he in
dendad to suicide il things did not
go better with him. a lIt'l3 while
later he went home having III possess
ION arsiue which he mixed with wa
ter III tin cup aid drank it, tnrea'
ming those who undertook ID interfere
he tnen went under All clubhouse ami
then secreted himself III the
barn, where he was found by Off
cars who had been called in t. II 10
manage him After being taken out
OF this place he was put TO bed by
friends, who thought he was only in
toXicated and would be ull right by
morning. Deceased had, anterior to
his trouble, been regarded as quiet,
lnoilensige, good citizen, ana
has three brothers who arc pros
porous business meu of Waco
THE EXAMINER is informed tn
financial rever-cs, the pangs of which
he sought to alleviate by drnk-re-
ruitiug in uuba'sncing his mind 49,
was responsible for the rssh act. Ills
brothers places of business were
closed yesterday out of respect to
their dead brother. The d ceased
was at one time well-to-do dry
goods merchant at Marlju.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-21

WAsm>GroN, be 21.-Tho senat
has removed the Injunction Of secrecy
from the following nominations
which were coutrmed in secret SEES
sion on he 18th instant: Charles 5.
Fairch'ld. New York, to be secretary
of the treasury; George l. Rives,
New \ ork ,assistNnt secretary of state:
Saach \. Maynard New York, assis-
tsDt secretary OF the treasury; Jam 8
". Hyatt, Connecticut, United States
treasurer, Bayliss W. Hanna, H. dial a,
minister to Argentine Republic; i lex
suder :. Lawton, Georgia, miui ter to
Austro-luugnry; James f. Benc-
dict, Colorado. coll of Internal
revenue of the district of Col )rado.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-21
Ia the House

WAsHIvroN, Dec. 20 Inc COM
mitt'e on elections was celled.rog eth
er to-day 10 fix date for the cousid-
Grafton Of the Thube-Carlisc coutes-
ted election case. j. Hale Sypher ap-
Psared as counsel for the contestant
and announced that he was ready TO
proceed with the case, Theodore
Halam, Of Coyington, XIV, who re-
presented the speaker st4tcd that Mr..
Carlisle desired - speedy settlement
OF the contest. Iu-as-much rs bare
quorum was present the committee
aid not feel disposed to begin the
consideration of the case at once, and
after short discussion settled upon
Friday, 9th, as the date for taking it
up.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-21
E1Irndilion or Embezzlers

WAsHlNGroN, Dec. 2O.-Among
tie memorials presented to the SEN
ate to-day was that OF Sab ID. Liman,
vice-president OF the American Suer-
ity company, praying for the ratifica-
ton OF convention proposing an ex-
tradition treaty between this country
and Great Britain, signed in London,
june % 1886, extending the extrsdi-
uan laws TO cases of embezZlemeut
etc The remarkable part of the
memorial, which was presented by
Senator Hiscock was in the exhibit
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-21

The tlremen's grand masquerade
bail is something that may be looked
forward to with great pleasure. They
held a committee meeting last night
to perfect arrangements of the ball.
A great mauy Tickets TO the ball and
supper have been bought by promi-
ncut business men h're. Everybody
seems to have - kint word aud hclp-
Ing hand for Waco lire adde's Very
few enterprises are more deserving
of encouragement from the public.
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which accompanied the memorial.
The exhibit WAS, the memoraiist said
part Of let of entertainments of per-
sons who had fl d 10 Canada. The
ciienses 1t says were al nest all COM
mitted aimee the proposed conven-
tirn was signed aud most OF them
within the pat year. The exhibit
gives Il lit OF fiity-tarae enbczzl
M 'nts aud accounts in each case. The
rgest emoezlicmeht noted is that OF
Barth ol1mcW IL -nrauce man of Hart
ford. Tor ~ 100000, aud the embozzle-
me Is foot UP t. the sum OF $3.50
h7O
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-21

in injunction suit brought by Dun
ham, Buckley II Co., ct al WAS filed
with the district clerk yesterday af-
ternoon, They ask the court to declare
the order of sale in the Lewis failure
oil entirely and 10 appoint receiver
so that the receipts from sale OF goods
cen be divided equally and fairly
among creditors. With the turn
things IN this matter have taken it
seems that the settlement will not be
effected with creditors tor some
months to come.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-21
wtNENOEsE RAFT.
Goose on fhc Ocean and supposed To
hc Drifting IN ,he snip Channel.

he Drifting IN ,he snip Channel.
NEW YORK, Dec. O-LThe steamer
Miranda, which undertook to w
the big rat from Joggins y. ). to
New YORK. arrived at Whitcstouc
this morning. without her in tow
Sh9 rep Irt 4 that the raft was lost
last SUNDAY III )rnng during heavy
torn. Unless it is broken up which is
deemed umprobablp. the huge raft is
wandering about in the
truck If European steamers,
and presenting fourteen to
sixteen Get OF its immense and solid
bulk above water Even the 81 ghtest
c. lla-ion with 1t would carry ruin to
the largest steamer The raft was
composed of $1,000 logs and was 560
tee' long and so feet Wide and 3S feet
high 1t was shaped Ikea cigar and
was owned by II New York ship
builder. 1t was bound together with
chains and will hold together long
time. When last seen it was drifting
rapidly out 70 sea and into the track
OF ocean going steamers. Ship cap
tains are much excited and insist that
the huge mass must be secured or
blown up.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-21
AMUSEMENT AND INSTRUCT,


'oIl0y Il,
An EXAMINER rou.t
up the celebrated Wo,5 IoN3y
NIGHT to SEQ VIII, '"Uer Work :,
- s"' ~ ''' "ha' he could 60, Y
MS TWO o2ucs b'th pc, ladto ~ u
The frat wonder TINT co., |e@
scribcs attention was 49, ''rac'e.a
,.o-.i.r. nan 90 oil actIye.l II
'i''i' l'A w stAudip,
small window faking ia va
This did not intinidre 4' y
The qui l-sWirg r bur ba Wa
upper Up and bot "a ,IHept u
TRACTION number ono w sn' ~,
ali omut'c fountain ono 90 an la
air pump, in which the 1a'.u By
i'll glass tubes. The efIac, , a'e' fl,,
ened by beng alterna,eovI" was t's
bles OF air. Msnv nttusI, NlAA
OF he glass tubes belora ! tSsi
lievc their own ewes. Nv, "e! cas
old fashioned clumsy VOL, VOQse
steam engine of the earl aa!s ~
in operation. 4 r,1r N'' p't:a
lltue bal room n,x aug I'd
the view. with n4
Of daucets rrscotn,i. Two ID
light tauta, tic OH. Vpphg n
SIN an pi.no ria "uc' Ol v
diminutivr oro nartod, urt., lANr|
s;c like thot ~ o' "Ill4 he al
,mntn unnd ga nI; OoI, Wi
.huill on tho sIr Z" glou' loo
- mirror .,rsng,no a. ouog htr a
frurt.d aiInnIi1,' n,' toilet 1Nl
c,nn IA ,rforn,n,, t, ."I'' an old a...
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som Il aud withar. ,,'"' "hl0sh
ucronnt - ,nim1tc al'oH'4E
If sollirrs intsntry oi I,'oupe'ils
ling. ~ col, r, Il n-oncho >" V''ti'll&
hi, cabin " wun1 rh ,lT, !" 80 I,Gs
veu,l.mrn Observation-Disclosures NIas
and beach ali nortnr'"i i"s On -
iudenendeniIv n "'"s 'lelf IL
attract and gu" pds
sttontion rlnso,v "V'u
team hoat n,ssi;n a @a
,wn w.lI rnn7,,''., VI aN'o4s
wind nIls f nni,, rang
saw mill SAVING lnn ,n pug w
with ia ,hiavima n,iI,,' noui
bv water cottun Gin .h;',s auu VIM
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Christmas Ca~ds.

Shristittn- tards.
Suitable for all refined people.
Toilet Cases.
Useful and highly ornamental La
dies never cease to appreciate them.
smokers sets.
For that husband of mine, that nice
young man and in fact, any man that
smokes.
All kinds to reflect the pretty faces
of our young ladies-N o reflection in
tended for others.
Don't be in a hurry. Come early
aud make your selections.
Ladies, you are oil invited to cal at
"Our New Drug Store" to see the best
selected line of Gifts for the holt
days in Waco.
Morrison, FISHER Il Co.
Little presents for little children'
big presents tor big children.
Morrison, Fisher a. Co.
New Drug Store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-21

If this genh9.nan snouId get hard
up he would 60 to DUFF DoMNAU,
Tor essstan ce, as DoMNAU's is the best
place in Texas to get money or TO
spend it. Blue front, south side Of
sign Of three Gilt balls, Waco
and Gil Main street. Dallas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-21
THE FIfTlETH CONGRESS,
In The senate

~, ,ro,, ~. citi,.u. ot pcuu.Nly .,uin
,rota.ting ogainst the sumi.slon of
fgt' ,ob ~"
r"tor ii,sor frotu-bo committee
~ Gnoncn rr,,orted q hin 90 regulate
,,,,,,nrtatinn az torniyn merchandise
AND =, .ocmro uuitorInity i'm c.os.itica-
,;a,, .Lornnt n,,d tn,, ,bor nt,,,, ,so.
('tn,,,Ior ,o,,or 1il\ un .sid il
.;,si,,.l b.l ,rEicb noc+,d
''.'..,r,al, a.. ,o..trr,f,re,,co ia i'm
,,nr,l iva al wa. Minced on
,na o,1,,,la
VIZ 1',a%'' ... ,,o ,.,nn,ttoo
'uuheoi i,A' 10 '."n i .' ~ ~ no.,
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oehA' IT bprr! UoJ ~, "a VIZ
was pIfceu On 'no I"le"V" 49,.
senator Euluupu ~, a9hou Vn"' w.
poetai leIrgraph ON, nv. ou"o'u Wy
MN, nc taken from 'ne tAole anu re-
lerrtu 10 me pos'oI''Go Oolii i y,
nc Olll was so reieiFto, as Wrn a.
OH on the same suOJccl lN'Vou"'e" W
senator Cull nm
me resolution on reu ny oeua'o'
Cal yesterday, 10 PiloV III Vne WV
gresNlohal kecord tue memorial OF
the constitutional CONVENTION OF Cith'
vs. CaliHu up ny 'Ha' gehI -,ii"u' ~
IN u 'liA' ~ w ~" a.. ''VDi
Edmunds preferred that the fesold-
tlon DC referred 10 tEe comm ee on
territories, Whlch no" udp Jurls(ilC-
'.on % umo suol 5',,, na.Va U"'
u9V l,"t :. "9 Wv
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~ 10 ar"''Vi - Ui., .Io ,,,o,'j,i
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10y" 80 'to t,ana ,,'a -, $3.50
.in,.oi.i'' " i, !, liz tharamnnn ,oad ,ho
momnr;ai ue addnd ",ha senator
frn,n Varmo,'t kna,y there ,yss notl :
inD i, ,hn ,innnr;,I Jtsroe,ao+fnI 90
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r;ah, o as ;r"tino ,"hv tno r sonata ebo~id
ra1mso,o hoor ,ho 1o+ition nf o00 oou
A,nar;oon o,,;,ans SanaIor EdnnndS
roniiod 10 Sena1or Coii Win somo
,Spar;4,, ttar some d;sonesion Sou
otpr CSll uitndro,y bis rosoIut;on nc
ho to -" attoinod his oh;aa, ~ u nood;nn
10 I1,oh ,,an,orial h;ynsolt conatnr
RI,ir Inn ,nrvad to,ato nm bis adm.
ca+inual hu Agreod tovnos ~
,,a,,stt W;,bomt tnr+,or oc,inn ,h,
sn,,a,a nroconIod ~ .xocu,ivo huei
nosa
Tho hin an undorvclrotions i,,ro-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-21
The House of Lords.

Remember the auction beginning at
p. M, to-day-the goods must 20, re-
gardless OF cost, at 1927 Austin street.
Behrens a. Castles.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-21
ATTRACTIONS TRIIS WEEIA
AtMorrison Risner ~ Co.'S New Drug
store.
work Foxes

Nice and suitable presents for little
misses, young ladies', married ladies'
hnd old lAdies.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-21

Night bell, aud ansWeI'ut. 0
above, at Morrison, Ri'He'
new drug store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-21

Try jar OF Hymsn's Celebrate d
sweet pickles AZ B. A. Little Il Co.'S.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-13
Obituary.

The Port Byron Globe contains the
following obituary mention of the late
Mrs. Dr. ]. W. Morgan, mention OF
whose death has been made in the AR
GUS:
Miss Maria Eliza Norcutt was born in
Dana, Worcester county, Mass Oct 9th
1884, and died Aug 9th, 1887. Moving
west she married DR.. J W. Morgan, in
Lytle City. Iowa, June IS. 1850 Soon
after settling in Cordova she united her
self with the Methodist Episcopal church,
in which she became tireless worker. A
few years later DR.. Morgan moved to
Port Byron where he now resides For
several years she has been an Invalid, yet
she has borne her suffering with Christian
fortitude. Her Christian character shines
out brightest in her home and what she
made home and it is in that sacred place
she will he most missed
She WAS the mother of four children
Three preceded her to the mansions of the
blest, and one, Clara now grown to
wOmanhOod. il left MS solace and com
panion of her father. The funeral was
held ut her home. the services being con-
Quoted by Rev. r W Ames. assisted by
Rev. A. Harper The remains were in
tered in the Cordovs cemetery, where
two of her children lay.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-13

The name of the Central Cities is soon
TO be changed to the IN & KS" and the
boys will make their first appearance un-
der their new title in brilliant uniform.
On the Hoptield yesterday afternoon
the Quicksteps, colored nine from
South Rock Island, defeated the Cham
pions, club from the lower end of town
by the score of q to 6, whitewashing the
Champions in eight innings.
A game is being arranged for Wedues~
day afternoon at O'Clock on the Hop
field, between the Sunny Sides" and the
SHADY Sides" of Second avenue. The
Sunny Sides" will be composed of
Messrs. Lou Bsshforth. John Looney,
John Gait, Lee Gait, Moses
Levi, John CowdeB, W. l.. Aster, W. S.
Robinson and J. NJ Wilmans, while
Messrs- Frank Brough, I. F. Whelan, l..
Weeda. Geo Schneider, j. C. Swiler,
James Cowden. Chas. Turner. A. l. Agnew
and Y. l.. McKibben. will constitute the
SHADY Sides" Look out for great
game
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-13
LOCK JAW FROM HEAT.
sad and Peculiar Case of John Nelson
In Moline.

In Moline.
John Nelson, of Moline, was overcome
by the heat Thursday afternoon. while
at work east OF Sylvan island. where
preparations are making for the putting
in of the new water>power fume. BE
had headache nearly all the afternoon,
and could not force himself into per-
spiration. He drank plenty of ice-water
and kept on wheeling away loads of earth
not feeling alarmed. He succumbed
about o'clock. and had to he taken to
his boarding place.
Drs. Sloan and Dawson were sum
moned, and seeing bis condition, had
little hope of saving his life. They did
all that was possible for several hours
during the night. He was burning hot
in every portion of his body. almost be,
yond the power of ice-application to
cool. Aud his every muscle seemed to
be in jerking commissions. When the
doctors left him they pronounced his
case almost hopeless Yesterday morn
ing, the indications were better. He had
long sleep. His jaws were set, how
ever, as if locked, and it was impossible
for him to take nourishnent so that the
probable result could not be predicted.
He is man about 40 years of age, and is
said to have wife and children in
Sweden. He was working at Moline in
the hope of earning enough money to en-
able him to send tor the loved ones.
Nelson died this morning, leaving a
wife and seven children in Sweden. 1t
was remarkable case
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-13
WAREHOUSES;.
Excellent Opportunities Afforded on
First Avenue for the Establishment

Excellent Opportunities Afforded on
First Avenue for the Establishment
Thereof.
Warehouses, built and constructed for
the purposes, are always useful and ben
efieial to cities of the size of Rock Island
Not only do they afford much conyen-
fence to jobbers and shippers, but they
speak well for the towns commercial inns
portance and facilities. Rock Island.
strange to say, has very few properly-
called warehouses, and the public would
naturally suppose city of the vast COM
merclal interests of Rock Island would
have many more than il has. Further>
more there are few cities in the north.
west that offer better locations for ware-
house purposes. No more strikingly
adapted ground could be found or wished
for than adjacent to Fleming Bros.
fruit house on First avenue.
Not only is there abundance of room
thereabouts, but it is convenient to the
railroad tracks. and could by little ex>
tension of tracks have cars run up to the
doors of the buildings. A prominent
wholesale merchant of this city is consid-
ering the feasibility of erecting a ware
house for his own use in this neighbor-
hood, and the probabilities are that if he
acts in accordance with his present in
cinations, he will set an example that
many will initiate.
Let our heavy shippers consider this
matter. for in building up that part of
town they would provide an immense
convenience for themselves, and do a
great thing for the town.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-13

At Trinity church tomorrow, there will
be services at Z, 1915 a. m, and 80 p.
IN. At the chapel at $50 p. m.
Broadway Presbyterian church. no
preaching. Sabbath school at $40 a. m
young peoples meeting at 6:45 p. m.
Rev. W. S. Marquis will be home and
occupy bis pulpit Aug. 81.
Twentieth street Evangelical Lutheran
church the Rev. C. A Mennicke, pastor.
Text at 10 a. M, Lui, xiv:41 AZ. Thema
"Den bewdeinenswerthen Zustand der
jenigen, welche has Evangelium NIGHT
annehmen Service by the student,
Mr. F. Moeller. at 80 o m. Service
at Buffalo Prairie at 10 a. m, by the
Rev. A. c. Mennicke.
At the Central Presbyterian church.
Rev. A. B Medium will preach tomorrow
at 10;45 a. m, and 7:45 p. N. Morning
subject The Mind of Christ" Evening
subject: "A Wise Resolution" The
evening sermon will be the second of a
series to young people. Sabbath school
and bible class at 9:45 a. m. Young
peoples meeting 6 As D. m.